About two weeks ago, Tcell announced the launch of new Darkor tariff plans. Even in this small period, a large number of subscribers have connected to the tariff plans of Darkor, and it is already possible to determine their preferences: the leader in terms of connections is the Darkor 59 tariff, immediately after him in the rating is Darkor 99.

In “Darkor” line from Tcell there are 6 tariff plans, which differ in content: different volumes of Internet traffic packages, minutes and SMS. Darkor was created as a universal tariff, for people who always want to stay in touch: for Internet users, who are not used to counting megabytes of traffic, and for those who often make calls and write messages. In "Darkor" there is a large package of megabytes for using the Internet, a package of minutes for outgoing calls in Tajikistan. And calls within the Tcell network are unlimited and not charged!

Thus, “Darkor” is really the “Necessary” tariff in everything that you need - to call, write messages, or stay online.

The most popular tariff for connections today is Darkor 59. For only 59 somoni per month, it provides 3000 MB of Internet traffic, 30 minutes for calls to numbers of other operators, and absolutely unlimited calls within the Tcell network! For example, 3000 MB is 6 hours of continuous video viewing on Youtube, 60 hours of online games, and 35 hours of surfing on social networks.

The tariff Darkor 99, the second most popular tariff from the line – is even more voluminous. For 99 somoni per month, the tariff provides 8000 MB of traffic, 80 minutes for calls and unlimited calls within the network. 8000 MB is enough, for example, to download 2250 music tracks, 14 episodes of your favorite series, or 180 audiobooks!

“We are not surprised that the most popular tariffs for connecting are Darkor 59 and Darkor 99. These are not the lowest tariffs from the entire line, and they contain fairly large packages of services. Today communication, work, study, and hobbies, such as the passion for movies or music - are completely moving into the digital world. Judging by the first statistics, our subscribers love to communicate and choose tariffs that allow them to be in touch with the whole world around,” the company representatives say.

In the “Darkor” line, each mobile network subscriber can choose for himself a suitable tariff corresponding to his personal interests and needs: from “Darkor 19” to “Darkor 199”.

More information about the tariffs can be found on the official website of the company: http://www.tcell.tj/new-tariffs/tariff-darkor.php

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Tcell is the largest telecommunications company in Tajikistan, the only shareholder of which is the Aga Khan Foundation for Economic Development (AKFED). AKFED is an international development agency dedicated to the promotion of entrepreneurship and the creation of economically sustainable enterprises. AKFED is one of the agencies of the AKDN system - a network of private development agencies that are aimed at improving the opportunities and living conditions of the peoples of the developing world. AKDN agencies work for the public good of all citizens, regardless of their nation, gender or religion. AKDN aims to contribute to the development of economically active, politically sustainable, intellectually diverse and culturally tolerant Tajikistan.